v. 1. ch. I-II. The Roman period ; ch. III-IV. The unrecorded ages ; ch. V. The early races ; ch. VI. Heathendom ; ch. VII-VIII. Early christianity ; ch. IX. Narrative of the union of the Scots and Picts ; ch. X. Narrative of the end of MacBeth's reign ; ch. XI. Narrative of the end of the reign of Alexander I. ; ch. XII. The church ; ch. XIII. Narrative of the treaty of Falaise -- v. 2. ch. XIV. Narrative of the death of Alexander II. ; ch. XV. Narrative down to the death of the Maid of Norway ; ch. XVI-XVII. Progress of the nation to the war of independence ; ch. XVIII. The disputed succession ; ch. XIX. Adjustment to the succession ; ch. XX. pWar of independence to the battle of Stirling ; ch. XXI. War of independence to the battle of Roslin ; ch. XXII. War of independence to the death of Edward; ch. XXIII. War of independence to Bannockburn ; ch. XXIV. War of independence to the death of Robert Bruce ; ch. XXV. Narrative of the accession of the house of Stewart ; ch. XXVI. Narrative to the death of Robert III. ; ch. XXVII. Narrative to the death of James I. ; ch. XXVIII. James II. -- v. 3. ch. XXIX. James III. ; ch. XXX. James IV. ; ch. XXXI-XXXIII. James V. ; ch. XXXIV-XXXVI. Regency of Arran ; ch. XXXVII-XXXVIII. The reformation ; ch. XXXIX-XL. Condition of the nation from the war of independence to the reformation -- v. 4. ch. XLI-XLVII. Queen Mary ; ch. XLVIII. Interregnum ; ch. XLIX. Organisation of the church ; ch. L-LII. Regency of Murray

v. 5. ch. LIII-LIV. The regency ; ch. LV-LVI. Regency of Morton ; ch. LVII. Expiry of the regency ; ch. LVIII. James VI. to the league with England ; ch. LIX. To the death of Queen Mary and the Spanish armada ; ch. LX. To the reaction of Episcopacy ; ch. LXI. To the Union of the crowns ; ch. LXII. Union of the crowns ; ch. LXIII. James VI. ; ch. LXIV. Ecclesiastical affairs -- v. 6. ch. LXV-LXVI. James VI. ; ch. LXVII-LXIX. Charles I. ; ch. LXX. The covenant ; ch. LXXI-LXXIV. Charles I. -- v. 7. ch. LXXV. The commonwealth ; ch. LXXVI. Social progress from the reformation to the restoration ; ch. LXXVII. Restoration settlement ; ch. LXXVIII-LXXIX. Charles II. ; ch. LXXX. James VII. and the revolution ; ch. LXXXI. Consolidation of the revolution ; ch. LXXXII. The military history of the revolution ; ch. LXXXIII. Ecclesiastical settlements of the revolution -- v. 8. ch. LXXXIV. Darien and the African company ; ch. LXXXV. Darien and the union ; ch. LXXXVI. The treaty of union ; ch. LXXXVII. The union ; ch. LXXXVIII. Queen Anne ; ch. LXXXIXMar's insurrection ; ch. XC. Politics from the '15 to the '45 ; ch. XCI. Religion from the '15 to the '45 ; ch. XCII. The insurrection of 1745-46 ; ch. XCIII. Social and intellectual progess

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